INOCULANT-MIN 56H Alloy Description: MIN 56H is a Ferro silicon bases inoculant contain controlled level of barium and calcium. This inoculant is especially designed to utilize the combined effect of barium and calcium to give optimum inoculating effect and good fade resistance. Due to these qualities it is very effective in thick and medium section casting. MIN 56H is also equal effective in thin section casting, because it produces high initial cell number and is efficient chill reducer. Chemical composition: Elements Composition (%) Silicon Barium Calcium Aluminum Manganese Iron MIN56HA1 72 – 76 2 – 3 1 – 2 1.5 max -- Balance MIN56HA2 60 – 65 2 – 3 1 – 2 1.5 max -- Balance Physical properties: MIN56HA3 46 – 50 7 – 11 1.5 – 2.5 2 – 3 1.2 – 1.5 Balance Melting Range Apparent Density Bulk density 1208 °C – 1325 °C 3.1 gm/cm3 1.75g/cm3 Solubility and Reactivity: Insoluble in water but soluble in mineral acids and release hydrogen. May forms posphine and arsine gas in contact with water, acids and bases. Effects in Iron: MIN 56H is very effective chill reducer for both low & high sulphur gray iron and ductile iron. Due to good fade resistance its normally used in medium and thick casting section, although it is also a potent inoculant in thin section casting. MIN 56H can be preferred where wide range of pouring temperature and pouring time is unavoidable. The use of MIN 56H inoculant with nodularizer FeSiMg alloy (as MIN 56H inoculant in the cover material in sandwich process) in the production of ductile iron is beneficial. As the barium containing in the inoculant change the phase composition of slag generated during th Figure – 1, distribution of calcium, aluminium, sulhides, iron containing slag phases in the sandwich treatment ladle (surface, wall, and pocket ) and in autopour (inlet, surface, bottom, stopper, and nozzle ). Figure – 2, distribution of barium containing slag phases in treatment ladle and autopour. Pouring Reliability Into Your Melt - Alloying Solution in Foundry Industry INOCULANT-MIN 56H the nodularizing process. This barium containing slag settled in the treatment ladle as shown in figure -2. Then less slag will be transferred from treatment ladle to autopour unit, therefore less filter/ nozzle clogging, less built of slag on stopper rod. Hence reduce the cost of cleaning and maintenance of autopour unit. variation in thin and thick section MIN 56H inoculant help to reduce the nodule count and size casting of ductile iron. For example as shown in figure - 3 MIN 56H is also a very effective preconditioner can be used in both gray and S.G iron. And also as first step inoculant in two step inoculation process, especially for big castings. Figure -3 (a)Microstructure of ductile iron of thick section at 100X Figure -3 (b)Microstructure of ductile iron of thin section at 100X Advantages: *RRGIDGHUHVLVWDQFHLQRFXODQW 9HU\HIIHFWLYHLQSUHYHQWLQJFKLOOIRUPDWLRQLQJUD\DQGGXFWLOHLURQ ,QRFXODWLRQSRZHULVKLJKHYHQLQORZVXOSKXUJUD\LURQ 3RVLWLYHHIIHFWVRQVODJIRUPDWLRQLQGXFWLOHLURQ (IIHFWLYHLQRFXODQWIRUDOOR\HGLURQVXFKDV1LUHVLVW 9HU\HIIHFWLYHDVDSUHFRQGLWLRQHURUDVDILUVWVWHSLQRFXODQW Addition Technique: MIN 56H inoculant can be added in ladle as well as in metal stream in both gray and S.G Iron. Addition in Gray Iron: Addition rate in ladle will be 0.2 – 0.4 % and the addition in metal stream will be 0.06 – 0.15 %. If used as first step inoculation or preconditioner the addition rate will be 0.12 – 0.5 %. Addition in Ductile Iron: Addition rate in ladle will be 0.3 – 0.5 % and the addition in metal stream will be 0.1 – 0.25 %. If used as first step inoculation or preconditioner the addition rate will be 0.12 – 0.5 %. When it is used with nodularizer (FeSiMg alloy) as a slag conditioner the addition rate will be 0.05 – 0.1 %. Standard size: 0.2 – 0.7 mm Stream Inoculation 1.0 – 3.0 mm Small ladle 2.0 – 6.0 mm Large ladle Or size as per customer requirement Storage: Keep in Cool and dry places. Safety: Material Safety data sheet can be supplied on demand. Pouring Reliability Into Your Melt - Alloying Solution in Foundry Industry
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